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Free open source virtualization technologies are viable alternatives to those commercially available. We'll keep up with the news and progress on the open source front with regard to technologies like KVM, Xen and OpenVZ, to name a few.
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We're beginning to see a real marketplace for open source-based integration and middleware, and in many ways the open source versions are advancing the value and variety of these services beyond where the commercial products can quickly tread.
What's more, as cloud and SaaS services ...
Building on its open source software offering, Convirture has introduced ConVirt 2.0 Enterprise edition with add-ons of specific interest to enterprises like advanced automation and scalability features for running large-scale or mission-critical virtualized environments.
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